‘crimes’ Articles
Written by ynelperia on 23 July 2011
Share A Cleveland man accused with killing 11 women whose bodies were dumped around his home was found guilty last Friday. Anthony Sowell, 51, could face the death consequence during the penalizing stage. Police discovered the first two bodies in 2009 after performing a search warrant for Sowell’s arrest in response to physical [Continue reading]
Written by ynelperia on 17 March 2011
Share C.I.A. contractor Raymond A. Davis was released from Kot Lakhpat jail, Lahore, Pakistan at 4:20 p.m., local time. American officials won the release of Mr. Davis on Wednesday, who was under investigation for two counts of murder, by making a payment to the families of the victims. After meeting with the American officials [Continue reading]
Written by julie on 15 February 2011
Share On Valentine’s Day, at least four members of a family were discovered viciously killed in their house in Cainta town in Rizal province. On Monday, radio dzBB’s Glen Juego reported that police are now investigating into the possible link of the slain patriarch’s nephew in the killing. Discovered dead in their house in [Continue reading]
Written by jay_ryn on 11 February 2011
Share Senior Police Officer 2 (SPO2) Edgar Tiodin, the policeman who witnessed the shooting of Renato Victor Ebarle Jr. in November 2009, came face-to-face with the killer in court and positively identified Jason Ivler as the shooter. Ivler is being charged for the death of Ebarle, Jr., the only son of former Undersectary Renato Sr., [Continue reading]
Written by zelda on 02 January 2011
Share Ilocos Sur Rep Ronald Singson and his lawyer John Reading prepare a guilty plea on drug charges against Singson. They would argue that the drugs found in Singson’s possession was for his own use. According to Ody Lai, a Filipino barrister in Hong Kong, such plead will reduce the jail sentence one-third [Continue reading]
Written by julie on 01 October 2010
Share Reportedly, National Bureau of Investigation’s (NBI) bomb squad has started already on Thursday the probing of the blast that rocked the supposed final day of the Bar exams on September 26. NBI agents gathered proofs carefully for possible lead and has documented the area where the bomb, believed by police to [Continue reading]
Written by julie on 30 September 2010
Share Even President Aquino appealed on those behind Sunday’s grenade attack on law students to come forward or be caught. The President released the statement on Wednesday afternoon, after he visiting the four victims of the Sunday explosion. The four female law students were among 44 who were hurt during the explosion that took place [Continue reading]
Written by zelda on 29 September 2010
Share A World War II grenade was the explosive used after the Bar examinations at the De La Salle University which injured at least 40 people, not a pillbox. "It is confirmed that it’s a grenade, not a pillbox. Since of course, individuals were injured, and one’s legs have to be [Continue reading]
Written by julie on 03 September 2010
Share In the town of Binalbagan of Negros Occidental two minors ended up dead after arguing over a 5-peso bet in “labanang gagamba” or spider wrestling. A Peter(not his real name),15, reportedly killed his playmate, 13-year-old "Juan" (not his real name), after losing to a 5-peso bet to the victim last Monday. According [Continue reading]
Written by julie on 16 August 2010
Share An autopsy is set for Monday in the death of Philip Markoff, a one-time medical student who died of what seems to be an apparent suicide while facing charges in a killing tied to the Craigslist website. Philip Markoff was discovered not moving in his Boston, Massachusetts, jail cell Sunday morning and pronounced dead [Continue reading]